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MSK lower quadrant
Groin Injuries
Adductor related pain
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Adductor related pain - Symptoms:
Pain
around
adductor longus
insertion
tendon
at the
pubis
Possible
radiating
pain down the
medial
thigh
Adductor related pain - Most likely presents with complaint of:
Pain
on adductor
stretching
Intense,
sudden
pain with
high
force
Low intensifying
pain with
low repetitive
force
Adductor related pain is presented with the most common groin injuries in sport:
Kicking
29%
Reaching
24%
Change
of direction 15%
Jumping
12%
Adductor related pain - Most athletes
continue
to play for
months
until it is
unbearable
to play
Adductor related pain - most affected areas
Musculotendon junction
of
distal
tendon - 37%
Musculotendon junction
of
proximal
tendon - 31%
Proximal
insertion - 26%
Adductor pain: Clinical presentation
Adductor
tenderness
on
palpation
and
stretch
Pain
on resisted
adduction
testing
Adductor pain - Main impairments:
Reduced
capacity
and
strength
:
Abdominals
, hip
adductors
and
abductors
Functional
loss:
Decreased
playing
performance
and ability to change
direction
at
speed
,
kick
with force etc